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Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by SKemal

SKemal — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:29:45 +0000

You all are right – Prophet Muhammad is misunderstood by most people and not known sadly even to Muslims. Not only that, but the religion Islam – as a way of life is also misunderstood and misrepresented. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was “The Walking Qur’an,” so we see if a person so humble and sincere and devoted as he was as the symbol of a religion, why do we misinterpret the religion and the words of Quran? Why do we fall prey to the western view of jihad not understood for its truest meaning and take islam to be a ” religion of terror?” where is the logic? 2 and 2 do not make 4 based on this logic. Don’t you think?

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Abdus-Samad

Abdus-Samad — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:57:21 +0000

Assalam alaykum. Salat is the weapon of the believer. Keep praying and your faith will remain strong. Understand what you are reading in salat, by reading the translation of the Quran, and the tafseer (scholarly explanation). Also, you can listen to inspiring lectures (for example, The Spiritual Chatroom/). May Allah strengthen your dedication to Islam.

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Sekander

Sekander — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 09:00:06 +0000

This page has helped me know how the prophet looks like so when i am in my grave and his appears for the last questions given by the angels i will inshallah answer it correctly.

My faith of Islam is becoming weak for many reasons but i havnt given my faith up yet because there is something inside of me telling me to hold on. My Allah give me the power to make my Imaan strong again inshallah.

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Abdus-Samad

Abdus-Samad — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:07:06 +0000

Assalam alaykum. May Allah admit you into Paradise

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Abdus-Samad

Abdus-Samad — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:06:51 +0000

Peace. Indeed, it is not logically possible to doubt the sincerity and faith of the Prophet Muhammed, peace and blessings be upon him. (Note: the Prophet did not visit India).

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Iman

Iman — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 20:02:43 +0000

O lord I am thinking of you all the time. I am thinking what the day
of Judgement would be like. i was thinking if I would be Imbarresed in front of my freinds?
please dont let that happen. Are we going to be little? Or big?
I am on
Sura Burooj . i am ONLY 7 please let me be on the highist level on Jannah.

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by kunal

kunal — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 17:09:56 +0000

at Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa: i am totally agree with you Prophet Mohammad look like a Saint..Infact the features described here is reminds me of Enlightened Sants & Mahatma’s used to live in India. black hair, colour of eyes, the way of his speaking & other manners are all the same what we have in our vedas for an Enlightened Sage’s.
Also a Muslim person told me that Prophet Mohammad visited India & He stayed here for three long years. Phewww ..my perception is changing everyday!

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by AnonymousBrother

AnonymousBrother — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:22:46 +0000

My dear Rasool’Allah. The eyes are teary and the heart os heavy just thinking of you. May Allah Subhanahu Wa’Taala allow us to be in your company in Jannah.

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Abdus-Samad

Abdus-Samad — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:17:20 +0000

Peace be upon you.
Here is a response to your questions. I apologise for the late reply.

1) Allah didn’t create us with clothes or with shoes. Yet Allah wants us to wear clothes and shows so we are modest, warm, and protected from the environment. Circumsison is a sign of faith.

2) We should pray in order to dedicate ourselves to Allah and to worship Him. By praying, we are thinking of Allah and keeping Him in our minds. It is better than completely forgetting abut Allah, and not thinking about Him for days. By praying, we are showing our gratitude for being created; are we not grateful to our parents for being raised by them? Allah deserves even more praise for creating us. By praying, we are maintaining and improving our worship of and relationship with Allah. It is like regularly calling your parents to let them know you are okay, and to make them aware that you love them. Of course, Allah is always aware; But wouldn’t He be more pleased with His servant who prays to Him or His servant who never finds time to pray for five minutes a day?

3) There were many who are close to the Prophet who believed in him. For example, his beloved wife, Khadijah, his cousin Ali ibn Abu Talib, his friend, Zaid, and so on. Abu Lahab, an uncle of the Prophet, did not accept the Prophet’s message. Why? The answer is obvious. Abu Lahab was of the aristocracy in Makkah. He enjoyed being rich, oppressing people, and taking advantage of the weak. The Prophet came to change this status quo, and so Abu Lahab opposed this because he was filled with greed for power and injustice.

4) Whether Allah wants apostates to be executed is debatable. However, for the sake of argument, let us say He does. Allah wants us to do it, because it is upto us to follow His commands. Rather like a king orders his deputies collect taxes on his behalf. The answer to this is similar to the answer to question 1.

5) There could be many reasons for this. For example, the year in which the Prophet was made so significant because it was the year in which the Kaba was defended. This, for example, allows to know the Prophet’s year of birth was confidence. Allah may not have defended the Kaba later on to expose the so-called-muslim rulers who were prepared to attack the Kaba; this exposes them extremely well. Allah may also have wanted to test the Muslims. Afterall, life has trials, and we must pass these trials.

Thank you for questions. Please free feel to ask more or to ask about my answers.
may God bless you.

Comment on What did Prophet Muhammad look like and how did he act? by Tarlochan singh

Tarlochan singh — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 06:36:55 +0000

1.Why didn’t Allah create us circumcised if he wants us that way?

2.Why should we pray? Doesn’t Allah already know what we want him to do for us? Do we have to SAY our demands in order for him to take action?

3.Many of the people who were so close to Muhammad didn’t believe him like Abu Sufyan and Abu Taleb. Why is that?

4.If Allah wants apostates to be executed, why doesn’t he do it himself? Does He need our help in fulfilling his desires?

5.The Kaa’ba was destroyed at least twice after Muhammad’s death. Why didn’t Allah send birds to protect the Kaa’ba then?